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Claremont Graduate University
Cross Over Youth
As part of the Cross-Over Youth Project, Learning Rights was asked to participate in the AB129 pilot program sponsored by the Los Angeles County Juvenile Court system. Read more…
Loyola Marymount University
Learning Rights Law Center’s collaboration with Loyola Marymount University’s School of Education implements our mission by training education professionals about their ethical, legal and social responsibility to low-income students to ensure the public education system is equal and just for these students. Read more…
UCLA Juvenile Justice
Through the Juvenile Justice Project, UCLA School of Law Professor Jyoti Nanda jointly supervises law students with Learning Rights Law Center staff members to address the needs of youth involved in the juvenile justice system. Read more…
Lynwood Project
The Lynwood Project is a pilot project between Learning Rights and Lynwood Unified School District (LUSD). We collaborate to address non-compliance and special education program implementation from within the district. This is a non-adversarial approach to advocacy.
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UCLA Education Advocacy Clinic
The Educational Advocacy Clinic is a collaboration between the UCLA School of Law and the Learning Rights Law Center. The Clinic will be co-taught by LRLC staff attorney Ines Kuperschmit, Director of Legal Services, and Janeen Steel, LRLC’s Executive Director. Students represented through the Clinic will be low-income and hail from a variety of disenfranchised populations, including those with special needs such as learning or developmental disabilities, foster youth, homeless youth and youth detained in juvenile halls or residential treatment facilities.
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